I like how modules are handled at http://www.jooml

Hi

I like how your www.joomlack.fr/en/ module area is handled -- on cell and tablet. It's the section that starts with Extensions Joomla! Menus.

I like how on desktop they are four modules lined up horizontally. And on tablet landscape there are four horizontal modules. Tablet Portrait there are three modules On cell Portrait there are two modules. Cell landscape there are three modules....

I assume you created that page(s) in Template Creator -- of possibly some customizing that you did.

If you used Template Creator can you please tell us what Responsive layout did you choose for tablets and cell??

Also in the modules did you select anything other in "0" for bootstrap size?

I realize it may be too complicated for you to explain exactly what you did, but if making that page was "simple" using Template Creator I would appreciate any of your techniques and "tricks" because the modules line up so nicely -- on all devices and portrait and landscape.

Thanks!
Rowby

Hi

I assume you created that page(s) in Template Creator

not really. The base of the template was created in the first version of template creator but what you point is just some HTML code into an article.
Now you can do similar things with "aligned modules" into template creator and manage it in the responsive window
CEd

Thanks. I will try to recreate it using the responsive window settings, and then will post the results here, in case anyone else wants a similar layout.

Thanks!

Hello

I tried adding Aligned Modules but it added it in the container-fluid inner div.

Is there a way to insert Aligned Modules into the center div?

Using Template Creator 3.0.14

Here is a link to a redirect of the testing page. You can see way down on the bottom how the Aligned Modules is not in the Center div.

Link to Template Creator CK testing page

Thanks!

Rowby

if you want to do that in the content like me, then you must write your own html code with

Thanks. I will try that. I will try to do that in a module that I have set in the center division. Did you do it in a module or in an article. I really like how fluid your result is.

Rowby